Liver Disease Treatment, Herbal Treatment for Liver Diseases

Jaundice
Liver Cirrhosis
Liver Cirrhosis Due to Alcohol
Hepatitis Viral or Non Viral
Marasmus
HIV/AIDS
Booster in Gaining Body Weight

Chemical Analysis (Published
      TOHO 1994 page136)
Clinical Trial of Salviv Drop in
      Liver diseases and allied
      disorders
Patients Report of
      Salviv Drops

Patient's Reports of Liver Cirrhosis and Ascites Treatment

Introduction to Liver Cirrhosis

Cirrhosis is a term that refers to a group of chronic diseases of the liver in which normal liver cells are damaged and replaced by scar tissue, decreasing the amount of normal liver tissue. Cirrhosis progresses slowly, gradually causing the liver to stop functioning. For example, over time, the liver will become unable to control infection and blood clotting, and prevent bile from passing into the small intestine, where it's needed for digestion. The distortion of the normal liver structure by the scar tissue interferes with the flow of blood through the liver. It also handicaps the function of the liver which, through the loss of normal liver tissue, leads to failure of the liver to perform some of its critically important functions.

Symptoms of Liver Cirrhosis

People with cirrhosis often have few symptoms at first. The two major problems that eventually cause symptoms are loss of functioning liver cells and distortion of the liver caused by scarring. The person may experience fatigue, weakness, and exhaustion. Loss of appetite is usual, often with nausea and weight loss.

In the later stages of cirrhosis, jaundice may occur, caused by the buildup of bile pigment that is passed by the liver into the intestine. Some people with cirrhosis experience itching due to bile products that are deposited in the skin. Gallstones often form in persons with cirrhosis because not enough bile reaches the gallbladder.

Later stages may develop fluid retention in the abdomen which may be complicated by infections.

Treatment of Liver Cirrhosis

Treatment depends on the type and stage of the cirrhosis. Its aim is to stop the progress of the cirrhosis, reversing (to whatever extent possible) the damage that has already occurred, and treating complications that are disabling or life-threatening. Stopping or reversing the process requires removal of the cause, as in the following cases:

In alcoholic cirrhosis: abstinence from alcohol and intake of an adequate wholesome diet.

In cirrhosis caused by viral hepatitis: use of experimental approaches that include the use of drugs to improve immune responses to viral infection (interferon) or to help destroy the virus (anti-viral compounds).

In certain types of cirrhosis caused by chronic hepatitis: corticosteroids are indicated.

In cirrhotic patients with jaundice: use of supplemental fat soluble vitamins may be helpful.

In Wilson's disease: removal of excessive copper.

In hemochromatosis: removal of excess iron.

For patients with severe cirrhosis, a liver transplant may be life-saving.

Liver Disease Treatment by 'SAVLIV DROPS'

If patient is disappointed having such fatal liver disease like Ascites or Liver Cirrhosis and loosing all hopes of survival but if he/she starts medication of our drug ‘SAVLIV DROPS’ resulting this disease cures/relieves completely & Medicine discontinues, get normal diet back. ‘SAVLIV DROPS’, increases Platelets & protein level and make spleen stronger. ‘SAVLIV DROPS’ recuperates patient's health promptly. General condition becomes much better in due course of time. 'SAVLIV DROPS' is one such traditional recipe of herbomineral formulation which has miraculous curing potentiality. Clinical trials of the drug formulation have given wonderful results in liver disease treatment, especially in Liver Cirrhosis and Ascites treatment.

Appreciable results have been noticed in liver cirrhosis causing due to infection of hepatic viruses and also in alcoholic disorders. It is also an amazing appetizer, which increases one’s appetite within 30 to 35 minutes after administration of this drug. Click here to see Patient's Reports of Liver Cirrhosis Treatment and Ascites Treatment.

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